The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-03
THE PRESIDENT In ST. LOUIS.

lHE fhEOlUENl LIN Oh. IUUlo'
HE CROSSES THE BRIDGE AMID THE
GLARE or EIREWORkS
a Dense Crowd Greets Him at the Other
End-The City Illuminated with aoaorcd
Lights and Decorated with Buntinx-The
President and Mrs. Cleveland mt Church.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2.-The Presidents train
loft Terre Haute Sc minutes late last night A
part OF the delay was due to the immense
crowd which throngod around the Presidents
carriage and followed It to the depot. Col.
Lamont Mr.. Bissell. and DR.. Bryant were i'm
prisoned on the stand after the speech making,
and for ten minutes or more were unable to
move limb. The Presidents carriage was
delayed at one point the leading horses hav
Ing become 80 frightened by the artillery dis
charges and the shouting multitude that 1t
was necessary to detach them On the way to
the depot middle aged man climbed on the
carriage from behind. The driver whipped up
and tried to leave him. but In vain. The escort
ordered the man away but he theoretically
refused to 60. Two or three Of the mounted
mon tried to ride him down, but he cursed
them savagely and refused to bulge. Mrs.
Cleveland then turned to him and said, Please
lot co. sir" and the man dropped of Us though
shot and skunk away In the darkness. Tho
crowd though turbulent and sometimes wildly
demonstrative was good natured and harmless
During the absence OF the excursionists
from the train at Terre Haute much difficulty
was experienced by tho railroad people N pro-
tectinR the cars from mob OF vandals who re-
NAMED at the station. One man with q large
carving knife was found trying to chip of q
piece OF the Presidents car as memento.
Another man. who was somewhat intoxicated
sought An mt IN fho frai frnn, he raj ~
and. being refused. went forward and un-
coupled the cars. A dozen men were then or
deTed out and put on patrol duty around It.
nearly ali The stations between Terre Haqte
Of not 5p!s tSan
two or three feet and. so far as could be seen
The Presdent arrived at East St. Louis at II AS
r N; and alighted Ut the eastern abntment of
where be was met by the citizens committee;
s for shs pa ST ante h
oompsnied the President and wife. and With q
guard q twenty the party started
glare st q ie S Tho S Was the
the Hsss
s9E9s 's ths bridge at tie Missouri r, ns sayS
the city dense mass Of neople almost blocked
the road. but 4 charge Of mounted police
ase The ey
by myriad Of lights with globes Of scarlet.
In prorusi0n with bunting Before the Presi-
fent blazed q Transparency Of himself, and on
OF Grant and Lincoln. As tho carriages rolled
up on the ganite streets the horses started on
. more rapid gait, and the crowd swayed back
TO lot them pass, and then joined in the run to
cheer them on. For dozen blocks an un-
broken line OF people stood on either side. and
leaving the crowd behind the party tSI turned S
from Washington avenue and drove out Lucas
liz wiz vii So unt t Monday ne e'''en' anu
the nsss de- Mrs.
iSs MS. early this s,t MORNING to catch rst
O'clock Mr., Gle Gland and his wife. accom-
panied pan y Mayor FRANCIS snd wife; appeared,
Presbyterian Church. In tho Street and near
ne church edilloe many people had assembled,
and. as the party passed to Tie door. the
spectators Uncovered their heads head but made
su and mhs as Ha Prsy
dent passed down the aisle many Of the con-
gregati9n arose. pew in the front centre Of
is on the corner OF Washington and Compton
ayenues, aud is a magnificent limestone edi-
anS s.s Of O. ana os5
eie!y was formed In 1854 BY DR.. j. H. Brookes,
pass9 uhs
tnre with the Northern Assembly sufflced to
give the church the name OF southern Church.
nSE Distinctly With the Northern Presbytsry.
ehaase The musical Taa was noted
f0r IL simplicity, and was given by the regular
sa tho eT 1sad his
Romans viii. 81: hat shall We then say to
ass God be- for who Gan bs
strictly to bis text, and referred In no manner
y h me president except IN his closing PRAYER.
Hs Chief EIeeativs q the country r''' It the
close Of the service the President was escorted
iro% TIE church The congregation TS%main,ng
S SSsss i shsS diRs sa, sas sheS FIJI
$3.50 ssisss a. ssafs fs evening was
sspidis .ssspsrans The Splendid S %Ss sss
g. was little
sshoae most Of the day. and the prospect Tor
me- B, Tsaaasr to, ,; 20 p good,
Ma viii 30 esco1sed s 70 TN a 3ar
Noundsn = being Children's Day. 5000 Of
e VIII taS
q Ma Mary Scanlan,s residence, where a re-
"" y * Ds9y h viii hs s! Bs
Merchant's Exchange, where rsceDtion viii Viii
ee given TO the President. Att p NJ he will be-
driven through the business portion OF the city.
dell Hotel, where they will remain during tho
~ s o. their ytsit A public reception win
yhl visit the Esposition and sSeSd an hour ur9 ~
Slsio Hall entertained BY GiImore's band.
returning TO the Lindel. they will view an i'm
Denocratic Association. and Thousand Of citi-
ksnS and visitors from towns and villages
Uithln radius OF two hundred miles who will
sessasds him "N~ "'N
p0.ao, TaesdsSS. between and 10 A. NJ. the
frsS.sde9t wiz Keep open house at the old
Shoso desire, The President and Mrs Clevs-
and and $50 invited guests viii then be taken
return q noon, and the guests, viii again be
i Snssn to the lair grounds, whore they will
!pnch. and then DO shown the exhibits. At
ne visitors will dine at the hotel and then will
WOW ne Yelled PROPHETS parade from the bal
oony Of the Lindell HOTEL A little later COM